Do you get really into your interests like this?
I didn't know how to word the topic title but since it's about one of my interest I thought that'd do. I told dad I went and read up on Harry Potter and told him the character Hermione returns to finish school. He said she does? I said ya in the book they go for 7 years. (he's all confused) he said real life?! So I confused him (he was still on the picture of the actress who plays her and I think he thought I was talking about her) but still he can be so harsh. He hates when I talk about fiction in a reality way. According to the Harry Potter Universe I have the most powerful wand in existence The Elder's Wand. Do you get into your interest this heavily? Sure fictional characters might not be real but I love what they stand for! Take Superman TRUTH,JUSTICE,AND THE AMERICAN WAY!! !! (That needs to be a Presidents slogan!! !! !) I love that saying.
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Sometimes. I tend to talk about STAR TREK in an "in-universe" fashion.
Also, take a look at this:
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Don't know why, but I love stuff like this--I think I once spent about half an hour straight discussing it.
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http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CouchGag
Don't know why, but I love stuff like this--I think I once spent about half an hour straight discussing it.
LOL! Those are cool!! !! ! I only know you online but I think we'd be good friends IRL. Thanks for always saying something nice and making me feel better about things my parents say (with how he acts sometimes I feel why bother as I put in the PM). I was listening to my Ipod once and mention something about New Moon (he said I was loud and what I said was stupid and he didn't care) (something to that affect) I said fine I'll go by myself so I did! (With his Potter attitude I'd do the same but I want to REALLY see the last 2 parts in I-MAX 3-D which is about 30min. away from me and I don't drive (but hey maybe I'll make friends/boyfriend and can do it with them LOL! Thanks.
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Also, take a look at this:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CouchGag
Don't know why, but I love stuff like this--I think I once spent about half an hour straight discussing it.
LOL! Those are cool!! !! ! I only know you online but I think we'd be good friends IRL.
Thanks! I think we would be too.
You're welcome. I got to the PM AFTER I read this posting, which is why I answered you here.
I think you will make friends/a boyfriend. Like I said, eventually you meet people you "click" with.
Take care!
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The existence of the leader who is wise
is barely known to those he leads.
He acts without unnecessary speech,
so that the people say,
'It happened of its own accord.' -Tao Te Ching, Verse 17
Also, take a look at this:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CouchGag
Don't know why, but I love stuff like this--I think I once spent about half an hour straight discussing it.
Might I say that I love that site.
OT: Well, there was that one time where someone said that they felt nothing and I asked them if they were a Nobody. That didn't go too well.
Seconded.
As for myself, I used to do this quite frequently. I was completely enthralled with D&D when I was in fifth to seventh grade (I know, I know.) I was DM and, playing with my only friend at the time wound up crafting these grand and elaborate plots wherein (among other things) our characters actually met us, in real life. I'd mapped every world they visited, tracked the plot in a several hundred page document, and it was right in the middle of this that my parents first took me in to see a therapist for my alleged "attachment disorder." (I'm not saying the diagnosis was inaccurate, I just wasn't all that upset by the symptoms.) Haha... She was awestruck, and slightly frightened.
Slightly off-topic question: When you got really into a book or fictional character as a child, did anyone here pretend that character's consciousness had been transferred to their brain/they shared consciousnesses with that character/the character was with them in real life, but an invisible presence that only they could see? I know this is normal for very small children, but I've done this for as long as I can remember. o.o (I don't think it's crazy if you know you're pretending, but I do get lonely if I don't.)
Also, take a look at this:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CouchGag
Don't know why, but I love stuff like this--I think I once spent about half an hour straight discussing it.
This is pretty much me.
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Seconded.
Yay--other Tropers!
Actively pretend--once: Al from QUANTUM LEAP "followed me around" for about a year (the "hologram" thing worked quite well for this). I know what you mean,
I used to have dreams where I would share consciousness with someone else in the dreams, be they fictional characters (book, TV or whatever) or dream characters who I'd never seen before.
I called this "combined consciousness." It used to happen quite a lot but hasn't for a few years now.
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The existence of the leader who is wise
is barely known to those he leads.
He acts without unnecessary speech,
so that the people say,
'It happened of its own accord.' -Tao Te Ching, Verse 17
Yes, I do this too. I can become very immersed in my interests. I try not to drown people in them because they usually don't take it very well
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Also, take a look at this:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CouchGag
Don't know why, but I love stuff like this--I think I once spent about half an hour straight discussing it.
This is pretty much me.
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The existence of the leader who is wise
is barely known to those he leads.
He acts without unnecessary speech,
so that the people say,
'It happened of its own accord.' -Tao Te Ching, Verse 17
While I don't pretend that fictional characters share my conscious mind, I do pretend that they are my friends or relatives.
For example, one of my favorite things to pretend is that Alice Kingsley from Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland is my (fraternal) twin sister. We are coincidentally alike in many ways: similar twin-sounding names (my name's Alex), same hair down to the color, length and texture, same age, similar personalities (both daydreamers and outcasts in society).
Alice has been "with me" since March 4th of this year and has not left my side once. We do everything together, from eating breakfast and watching cartoons to sleeping and bathing.
The biggest reason I like to pretend that Alice is my sister is because I'm estranged from my "real" sisters. They care about me, but I have never been close to them because of a huge age gap (10+ years) and the fact that they have bullied me in the past and were never there for me when I needed them.
Seconded.
As for myself, I used to do this quite frequently. I was completely enthralled with D&D when I was in fifth to seventh grade (I know, I know.) I was DM and, playing with my only friend at the time wound up crafting these grand and elaborate plots wherein (among other things) our characters actually met us, in real life. I'd mapped every world they visited, tracked the plot in a several hundred page document, and it was right in the middle of this that my parents first took me in to see a therapist for my alleged "attachment disorder." (I'm not saying the diagnosis was inaccurate, I just wasn't all that upset by the symptoms.) Haha... She was awestruck, and slightly frightened.
Slightly off-topic question: When you got really into a book or fictional character as a child, did anyone here pretend that character's consciousness had been transferred to their brain/they shared consciousnesses with that character/the character was with them in real life, but an invisible presence that only they could see? I know this is normal for very small children, but I've done this for as long as I can remember. o.o (I don't think it's crazy if you know you're pretending, but I do get lonely if I don't.)
I never shared a conscious with a character, but I do tend to insert myself into what I'm reading.
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